Pusha T released a new video for his upcoming album My Name Is My Name. Pusha dropped a video for his single “King Push,” that features dark visuals to match the feel of the song.
According to complex.com:
“Pusha T releases his new music video ‘King Push.‘ The track features Pusha sticking to his corner boy demeanor, and his wordplay here is impeccable. ‘My first Grammy was my first brick/Red carpet every bad B/More B.M.F. than Billboard/I got a label deal under my mattress,’ he raps over Joaquin Phoenix’s haunting production that features audio sampling effects similar to Kanye West’s ‘New Slaves.’ There might even be a subliminal or two in his latest track, most notably, ‘I don’t sing hooks.’ Take a wild guess who that’s directed at.”
This King Push video reaffirms that Pusha T is trying to bring “real rap” back, by focusing on just the rhymes and performance instead of singing and dancing.
Pusha T also chimed in on his G.O.O.D. Music’s label boss, Kanye West’s latest comment that he was “the biggest rockstar.” Pusha said, “When he says these things, man, I don’t think there’s nothing wrong with speaking truthful.”
King Push is the first song from Pusha T’s My Name Is My Name album, which is due out on Oct. 8.
Check out the King Push video above and check out Pusha’s latest interview below.
